The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-03-13

Two cases of scarlet fever on South
Main Street are under quarantine.
H. II. RoLAPP, ESQ, went to the
coast last evening on business and
pleasure bent.
MAYOR ECcLEs and Hons. L. w.
Shurtliff and Joseph A. West left for
the east yesterday morning on business.
CHAPMAN House beefsteak" is what
a certain hotel proprietor has dubbed
the succulent tenderloin served on his
table.
YESTERDAY was busy Saturday in
the city, great numbers of our friends
from the country coming to town to
spend their ducats.
EVERYBODY is satisfied now that Ogden
and the present fine weather is STINT
lating exertions looking to that end.
THE wind yesterday raised consider
able dust, and after whirling it around
the streets awhile took special pleasure
in trying to land it in the eyes of
pedestrians.
MCFADDEN's Uncle Tom'sCabin in the
Union Opera House tomorrow evening.
This play is said to be kind of double
concern and to contain many features
new to thepublic.
THE popularity OF the merchants
lunch at the Brunswick was pretty
thoroughly attested yesterday. Bust
ness there is noticeably improving under
the new management.
IT is expected that Mrs. William
Driver will arrive home from Cali
fornia on Tuesday morning. Mr..
Driver will not reach Ogden for some
time, as he is taking an extended trip
through Southern California.
IT is expected that Apostle Lorenzo
Snow will address the Saints in the
Tabernacle this afternoon. There will
undoubtedly be large audience, and
those who want to secure seats should
go early, as the last are most sure to
be left.
SOME one has suggested that if the
railroad company intends to move the
hole containing the union depot founda-
ton to the capital, they had better be-
gin work pretty soon, for if it remains
here much longer Ogden will have a
legal title to it and can prevent its re-
moVal.
In our report of the council proceed
ings yesterday, we said Mr.. Smuin
voted for the appointment of Mr.. Folker
as street inspector. This was a mis-
take. Mr.. Clark should have been
instead of Mr.. Smuin. This gave Mr..
Folker the unanimous endorsement of
the entire street committee, but to no
avail.
Mr.. JOSEPH CLARK, the enterprising
miller, has assumed control of the Farr
mills. He will soon commence the
erection of new four-story building,
which he intends to fit up with the
latest improved machinery. Success
will undoubtedly crown the untiring
efforts of Mr.. Clark, as it very properly
should.
AT the time of the recent raid on the
City Hotel, woman named Clark was
found and arrested. She was fined 500.
and IN default of payment committed
to Jail. Yesterday she had got til ed of
her accommodations, and made an eff
fort to get some one of her male ad-
mirers to put up the necessary SIS for
her release. Whether or not she was
successful we have not learned.
JNo. NJ. AND NJ. s. Browning took the
Central Pacific train for San Francisco
on Friday night. intending to meet the
president of the Winchester Arms Com
pany, and negotiate with him for the
sale of another new gun. The new gun
has. been gotten up only recently, and
the model was completed only about
two hours before they left for the west.
The breech is suitable for either rife or
shot gun. Fa
YESTERDAY morning Justice Dee rem
dered judgment in the case of McLaugh-
lin and Gallagher, found guilty of re-
sorting to the City Hotel for the pur-
pose of lewdness. Mclaughlin was
fined $50 and Roy Gallagher s25. No
tice of appeal was given, and the de
PENDANTS gave bonds in double the
amount of the judgme Mt of the court,
pending the hearing in the District
Court. We shall see if the appeal will
help them any.